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A quick definition of a.k.a.:

Term: a.k.a.

Definition: A.K.A. stands for “also known as.” It is used to show other names or nicknames that a person or thing may go by. For example, if someone’s real name is John Smith but they also go by the nickname “Johnny,” you could say “John Smith a.k.a. Johnny.”

A more thorough explanation:

a.k.a.

A.K.A. is short for "also known as." It is used to show other names or nicknames that a person or thing might have.

  • Robert Downey Jr., a.k.a. Iron Man
  • Prince Rogers Nelson, a.k.a. Prince
  • William Jefferson Clinton, a.k.a. Bill Clinton

These examples show how a.k.a. is used to indicate other names that a person is known by. Robert Downey Jr. is an actor who played the character Iron Man in the Marvel movies. Prince Rogers Nelson was a musician who went by the name Prince. William Jefferson Clinton was a former President of the United States who was often called Bill Clinton.

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RoaldDahl
16:53
ty info messenger man
Yall have motivated me to finally update my applications haha it will take me some time, but I will add them all! I have heard back from 15. 2 A's 3 WL 10 R's
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starfishies
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he was here the other day
Can anyone explain to me how the automatic status tracker works? Like do I need to enter just my LSAC/LawHub login info, or does it require the specific login portal credentials for each school? Also, how much information will this update? Will it be just the current status, or will it automatically add date applied, completion date, etc.? Thanks in advance!
Anyone know the turn around on Elon when UR
18:24
UR2 for penn omggg
18:26
i wonder what that means
windyMagician
19:21
you will get in chowie
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Good morning
12:06
You’re comparing a scholarship offer you don’t have yet to one you do. Why don’t you wait and see what Berkeley offers you before you come to a decision?
12:20
Because I’m stressing over this huge decision and even if they do give me money it’ll be super super expensive
12:33
Okay fair. Then I guess it depends how much you prioritize the specific outcome of unicorn PI vs graduating without an insane amount of debt
12:59
Yeah exactly 😓
fedclerkhopeful
13:27
If you truly want “unicorn” PI, I would assume that’s not even a real possibility out of UMiami
13:51
I do think people might be using the term unicorn PI too liberally
13:51
Used to mean career outcomes that were pretty much only possible out of HYS and maybe NYU
Some consider Unicorn PI to include things like Asst US Attorney. In that case, you can achieve that by going anywhere that will allow you sit for the bar so long as your grades are strong and your internships and/or clerkships align.
16:34
Chowie go to Berk cause that's probably where I end up
16:34
But in all seriousness I would take Miami. If you're 100% committed to PI I don't think the .1% outcome that may be possible from Berk is worth taking on insane debt
has anyone heard back on a saturday or sunday?
and do we think any school would send out decisions on monday (since its presidents day)
techsplitter
19:01
no
20:10
take full ride 100%
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@ChowieBean: ^
20:47
@LeanDeadCloud: HR works m-thu 10-2
J-Reuben-Clark-Law
11:50
Good for UT Austin people: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MWTt77PPg4Q
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